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Treasury Cabinet Secretary John Mbadi announced the disbursement via his official X account, confirming that the release includes Sh13 billion owed fr...
The funds, released on June 30, represent 35 per cent of the total Sh10.52 billion allocation owed to counties.
These changes reflect a continued push by the government to realign leadership in public agencies across various sectors.
According to documents submitted by the National Treasury, the Kenya Revenue Authority had collected Sh2.26 trillion by the end of April 2025, falling...
The funds will support the rollout of the Integrated Natural Resources Management Programme (INReMP) in Elgeyo Marakwet, West Pokot, Trans Nzoia, Uasi...
Treasury Cabinet Secretary John Mbadi says the government collected Sh2.2 trillion against a target of Sh2.5 trillion, resulting in a revenue gap of S...
This allocation is part of a wider emergency package totalling Sh50.9 billion that was approved by the Treasury for various ministries and State depar...
The 2018 census, jointly conducted by the Kenya National Bureau of Statistics (KNBS) and UNICEF, revealed that 46,639 individuals were living on the s...
Kenya’s rollout of the system comes amid growing pressure for better public scrutiny of national debt, with many questioning the high cost of loans an...
Athletics Integrity United has revealed that over 100 Kenyan athletes are currently serving doping bans, a worrying trend for a country celebrated for...
Data by the Central Bank of Kenya shows that Kisumu borrowed Sh1.68 billion from Kenya Commercial Bank (KCB) to support operations and pay salaries.
Mbadi said the EAC Council of Ministers granted Kenya’s request for the duty remission last month, allowing millers to continue importing wheat at a r...
Treasury Cabinet Secretary John Mbadi on Thursday said the government has embraced PPPs to build roads, dams, electricity transmission lines and other...
Speaking in Parliament, CS Mbadi reaffirmed the government’s commitment to expanding access to safe, decent, and affordable homes while driving job cr...
The NIS, for example, has been accorded Sh14 billion less than its boss, Noordi Haji, urged Parliament to approve last month.
To prepare for the rollout, the National Treasury has been conducting training sessions for end-users and suppliers.
Mbadi underscored the government’s unwavering commitment to addressing the country’s housing deficit and improving urban infrastructure.
However, the sector’s overall budget has been scaled down by three per cent to Sh47.6 billion, from the previous Financial Year allocation of Sh54.6 b...
One of the key proposals is to expand the scope of agency notices to include non-resident persons, allowing the commissioner to recover unpaid taxes f...
The digital superhighway, a flagship pillar under the Bottom-Up Economic Transformation Agenda, aims to foster inclusive economic growth by expanding...
The increased funding is expected to strengthen the legislative functions of Parliament and enhance its oversight role in national affairs.
Cash transfers to orphans and vulnerable children will rise to Sh8.9 billion, an increase of Sh1 billion. Persons living with disabilities will recei...
This represents a Sh2 billion increase compared to the previous year and continues an upward trend in funding for the Judiciary. In the 2023/24 financ...
The total health budget has increased to Sh138 billion for the 2025/2026 fiscal year, up from Sh123 billion—a reversal of three consecutive years of b...
Treasury Cabinet Secretary John Mbadi on Thursday announced Sh217.3 billion for road development and maintenance, up from Sh193.4 billion last year. H...
One of the most notable cuts is in funding for expanding access to clean and adequate water for both domestic and agricultural use, which has dropped...
Under the same financial year, the government has also allocated Sh300 million to the Youth Enterprise Development Fund, Sh600 million to the Centre f...
Treasury Cabinet Secretary John Mbadi said the funds aim to promote transparency, integrity, and accountability across the public service.
Among counties, Nairobi tops the list with Sh21.1 billion, followed by Nakuru with Sh14.3 billion, Turkana (Sh13.8 billion), and Kakamega (Sh13.6 bill...
